Rich R. recovered a one cent piece from 1822 from an 8-inch depth with his White. Winner of this month’s “Oldest Coin found in the US” category.

Mike K. found a Pandora gold ring at a depth of .5 inches using his Minelab Nox 700.

Mike K. recovered a 12-gauge shotgun stamp from a depth of 4+ inches using his Nox 700.

Mike K. found a rose tag 2+ inches down using his Nox 700.

John W. recovered a small replica of an antique seed planter plate from a 4-inch depth with his Nox 800. An authentic one would weigh a few pounds and have a 6 to 8 inch diameter.

John Q. recovered a sterling cross from a depth of 2 inches using his XP Deus.

Eric H. found an army button dating from 1792 at a 6-inch depth using his Minelab.

Doug R. recovered a pocket watch from a depth of 2 inches with his White.

Bob T. found a 1909 D Barber Quarter at a depth of 4 inches using his Garrett 300.

John W. recovered a handcrafted, 925 sterling, Buddha ring from a 2-inch depth with his Nox 800. Winner of this month’s “Most Interesting Jewelry” category.

Julie W. found a spoon dating from 1680 to 1720 at a depth of 6-inches using her AT MAX. Winner of this month’s “Most Interesting Item” category.